Group 1 - Samsung Group is focusing on capturing the leading position in the AI medical device market by integrating the capabilities of its subsidiaries amid stagnation in the global consumer electronics and IT device market [1][5] - The company is expanding its footprint through acquisitions of global startups and collaborations with tech companies like Google, Impulsion, and Flexiv to enhance its technological competitiveness [1][3] - Samsung aims to make medical devices a new growth engine, linking them with existing businesses such as smartphones and wearable devices [1][5] Group 2 - In September, Samsung held the "Samsung Medical AI Summit" at its Medison office, featuring key executives and discussions on the latest technology trends in AI and multimodal large language models [3] - The summit included participation from partners like Google, which is expanding its AI medical solutions, and collaborations with Impulsion and Flexiv in medical imaging and robotics [3][5] - Since last year, Samsung has been intensifying its efforts in the AI medical sector, including acquisitions of AI medical startups and plans to expand production capacity at its factory [5] Group 3 - The global AI medical market is projected to grow from $11 billion in 2021 to $188 billion by 2030, indicating significant growth potential [5] - Samsung Electronics is combining its IT capabilities with healthcare to launch a "connected care" business, integrating wearable products like Galaxy Watch and Galaxy Buds into daily health management [5]